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An estimated 60,000 Nevada seniors will pay less in out-of-pocket expenses for the 10 most common, high-price drugs.

Since last year, the Division of Public and Behavioral Health has had to pay $500 fines for every day that a criminal defendant's transfer to a psychiatric facility is delayed. Their effort to overrule those fines failed.

Animal activist Annoula Wylderich is asking Attorney General Aaron Ford to investigate the organization’s fundraising practices.

Alice Rolli cut ties with consulting firm McShane after she said she discovered connections with the Proud Boys. McShane VP Woodrow Johnston disputes this.

Pending approval by the Las Vegas City Council, Assemblywoman Sabra Smith Newby (D-Las Vegas) is expected to resign from the Legislature to take a job as the city’s deputy manager.

The public’s right to transparency from NV Energy trumps the utility’s right to keep contracts confidential, the Bureau of Consumer Protection argued.

Many of them reside in the political middle, uninterested in the extremes of partisan politics. Some are ticket splitters. They’ve helped maintain Nevada’s status as a purple state and a

As a federal grant application seeking $3.75 billion in funding for a proposed high-speed rail connecting Southern Nevada to Southern California remains in flux, U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen is urging the Department of Transportation to process the proposal.

Nevada will have a caucus on Feb. 8 -- but the state's later GOP primary may take on unexpected significance.

Clark County and the cities of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas approved spending $850,000 to woo big business leaders during two days of Super Bowl weekend festivities.